Sentence examples for cosmopolitan breadth from inspiring English sources
In it he combined the virtues of the inter-war European Marxist intelligentsia – a cosmopolitan breadth and an awareness of deep structures – with a more British interest in historical narrative and elegant writing.
Her art is as interesting for its poetics as for its politics (though she never denied her politics), and its cosmopolitan breadth is as important as the specificity of her self-image.
Given the cosmopolitan breadth of its home population, and the lively history of the building itself — it also was the New York City Pavilion for the city's second World's Fair, in 1964 — Queens consciousness was the way to go, and so it has.
But beyond the clichés, mainland China's most cosmopolitan city still offers a breadth of experiences.
Our hypothesis that cosmopolitan genera have wider environmental breadth is also supported by a stronger positive relationship between area and environments than is observed for endemics.
Although our results cannot speak to physiology directly, our findings suggest that difference in environmental breadth between endemic and cosmopolitan genera may be one explanation.
Here we seek to determine if there are fundamental differences in survivorship and environmental breadth between endemic and cosmopolitan marine genera when these attributes are measured within large geographic regions.
Lower extinction sensitivity, larger geographic range, and greater survivorship of cosmopolitan genera are likely controlled by greater within-region environmental breadth, not global distribution.
But not so fast: Telemann was an outward-looking cosmopolitan composer, and Mr. Biondi undoubtedly chose him (rather than, say, the more distinctly Germanic Biber) for the breadth of his influence.
As microbiologists from all fields use molecular, genomic and metagenomic methods to look at microbial diversity in the biosphere in more breadth and depth, we anticipate that the release of MicRhoDE will help comprehensive ecological and evolutionary analyses of these cosmopolitan genes.
